The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 16, 1916, Page 18

(RYERE I 4 E ) @ é = [ ) $ JJSCHMID ¢ : WE BUY---SELL and TRADE : S -Live Stock & e WILTON N.D. o .......‘........ ....: WILTON MUTUAL STORE gEI:IlERAL MERCHANDISE ardware, Dru Head, - ers of John Dg:.re l\;:cl(lll':l:l;ty WILTON N. D. 0000000000000000000000000 * e COL. H. A. KINNEY * REAL ESTATE AND REGISTER] STOCK AUCTIONEER = t I also breed Chester White Hogs, to Siterded w'my care will be promptly Pho; MILNOG me or Write Me at 0000000000000 = g & -} 2 8 * ) g a : : 8 g [ [ [ [ [ [ 4 best of treatment. All busihess en- : [ ® [ 4 [ J [ 4 [J IRVING STEWART Auctioneer [ ] E Farm and stock sales a speci ecl- : alty. Telephone N. W. 151)61-18 H o GRAND FORKS N. D. 000000000000000000000000 The Edmore Mercantile Store ul’sants your business; we also want your good will. Edmore, Rzghttreatmentghould et N.D. both. We try to be right. J. D. Reeves G. B. Smith Auto Repairin Gar age Satisfagion & Guaranteed NO. DAK. STEELE, DENTIST Dr. Prescott, of Steele Will be in STEELE, NO. DAK. FEBRUARY and MARCH ° Patronize--- P. NORUM General Merchandise When in NORTH DAKOTA HAMPDEN, LEAGUE Members Trade with Clyde Mercantile Co. CLYDE, N. D. Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, etc. YOU aiways find Satisfaction in buying at the Peoples Trading Co. General Merchandise HANSBORO, - NO. DAK. Our established motto is ‘““MORE FOR YOUR MONEY”’ - Michigan Mercantile Co. MICHIGAN NO. DAK. C. BJERKE & COMPANY H:gzz,r‘?’,émfilemeng% Furniture, T g, Drugs tationel Balding Pianos & Columbia Phow. ographs, Special Cash Discount to League Members. i CONWAY - NORTH DAKOTA ‘WM. C. BENZ Moffit, GARAGE and N. D. General Blacksmithing ROLF BROS. Tailors of Quality Clothes § 7BaconBlock-N. éth St. { Grand Forks, - N.D. ST S R THE NONPARTISAN LEADER O Renville County to Do Its Part Here are shown the farmers of Hamerly township, Renville county, who responded to the Nonpartisan League’s call for gatherings on Wash- ington’s birthday to select delegates to the district conventions (o) _———— 0 HE NEED NOT SELL 3 Russell, N. D., March 2, 1916. Nonpartisan Leader: As you already know I have boosted for the League and the Leader from the very beginning of the organ- ization ‘and heartily believe in both, and see by their assistance the emancipation of the North Dakota farmer from the iron hand of Big Biz, providing each and every Leaguer does his duty. If the farmers fail to grasp this golden opportunity to free them- selves from political and financial -oppression I am going to sell my land and go into the handling business, but if they succeed, I will ask $10 an acre more for my land. Yours for success, i Shadi' Lane Farm. i HE WORKS FOR LEAGUE Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am a Leader booster and do enjoy reading the Leader more than any other paper which I take. I think I have lost a good many dollars, but when I lost my $6 to the League I consider that I more than got value received. I cannot see why we farmers have got to get down on our prayer bones to the Big Biz gan any longer. We sure have supplie their stomach and robbed our own for a long time and now let them ask us for food instead of us doing all of the begging. If I can help the League in canvas- sing next summer I will be too glad to do so. I have a Case 40 car and she is free to the League if they need it and anything else. I have three or four more for our League soon: Wishing the Leader gang lots of success I am your faithful servant.— CHAS. 0. EARSLEY. PLOWING IN PEMBINA If the northern part of Pembina county outstrips some of the other part of the state the organizer is going to remember William Qunnell, who lives five miles east of Neche. Mr. Qunnell has full charge of his mother’s farm, but managed to find the time to spend four days in a League car besides arranging with his neighbors to continue the work. The Power Behind The Leader CHARLES E. SCHUBERT: Fifty farmers were out at our meeting Feb- ruary 29 and all are very much inter- ested. I believe they intend to follow out the grogram of the League. Keep the good work up. C. A. REED: - This is a good under- taking and we must stick together and win out. Now is our only hope to win. WILLIAM HILLIER: One of the most pleasurable confidences I have éince joining the Nonpartisan League, s that we now have a paper that gives us straight news and facts, and will not garble news so that facts are obscured. L. H. STEEN: The meeting here the other day showed us just how much the other fellow makes out of us producers, by our not being organ- ized. Mr. M'yer, the speaker, handled T. THOMASON: I am a member of the Nonpartisan League and I like it ° very much and hope some day-we will be able to win. S JAMES KING Jr.: - Am a member of ~the Nonpartisan League and to say I think it the best ever started in the ~ interest of the farmers is to put it mildly. May every member remain true to the cause. : ‘MARTIN “THORSON: I think this movement is the real thing and that the farmers of the state have at last been awakened to the situation that confronts them. ; A J. MILLIGAN: I like the Lead- er fine, and if I never get any more, I think I have got value received from “joining the ‘“‘sucker club.” , A, L. BUCHOLZ: We think the Leader is the best paper out. All the his subject to perfection and was not — neighbors do. We're going to get such a sucker after all as some of our friends, the bankers and lawyers, call all who belong to the League. H. H. STRAND: Several new mem- bers have been added here to help get the man off the bridge. I thmi all members of the League have no use for the middle man. Rk S. W, OMMERT: Great enthusiasm was shown here and two new-members were added. : ; T GEORGE A. ECKER: ' This is a fine and noble work you are doing for the farmers, and I hope all will see the op-~ ortunity -of their lives and gtfike'a."-?oé‘ed':me y low be: ore_it is-too late. there just the same. A. C. SMITH: The 'Lealgue is doing fine work and we are all boosting in this part. There were about 100 present at our meeting the other day. Proud of Leader very proud of our paper, the Leader. I rea«f every word in it ,ar’xd think it is As a member of the League I am Save Your Gasoline $ A Gas Pre-Heater Does it ¥ and Costs . $2.50 ~ Post Paid They are absolutely guaranteed to give you % more Mileage per gal- lon of gasoline. . Your Money promptly refunded if you are not satisfied. Satisfaction or money back. F. COOPER MFG. CO. New Rockford, N. D. ...........“.0........ ..........b..........’... [ J [ J [ J s The Farmers and 3 [ [ J ¢ Merchants Bank $ of New Rockford, N.D. . $ E A Home Institution E E Capital and Surpius of $30,000 E . : : Largest Deposits of any Bank in E . Eddy. County. - [ J @ [ ) E Does a General Banking, $ ¢ FarmLoan and Insur- $ 8 ance Business e M A o . !........................: W. C. RATHBUN Practical Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating NEW ROCKFORD - N.D." A PHOTO of YOU Your Stock or Buildings Finishing for Amateurs. . Have your pictures artistically framed. o L. P. WELLER New Rockford, - North Dakota | Farmers Cash Store Arena, N. D. _ Dealers in General Merchandise Hardware, Machinery REIDER & ROSENAU. Props. You will always get a: square deal if you trade with CHICAGO CASH STORE COMPANY, Inc. J. K. Edelman, Pres. and Mgr. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Egeland and Rock Lake - N. Dak. Aug. E. Johnson, .~ H.G. Higgi iy ) Cashis BALDWIN STATE BANK ‘ Baldwin, No. Dak. Capital and Surplus $11,500.00 Karl Klein, G. Helling, Vice Pres. ; Asst. Cashier Clearance Sale March 18 to April 1. AR 'WILLIAM BALLOU 119 Ninth St. S. - the 'best paper I receive. I am work-. - ing for our League because I think it "is high time that the farmers should wake up and’ stand’ firm for their be glad t on me if you - ||